South Division High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Alexander Morsfad. B. A. Bess Bradshaw, B. A. Charles Madison. B. A. Wisconsin Michigan Teachers Wisconsin Hilrory, Sociology f.bHIgrory, 1I?0rgHf'l1Hf1iIf0l'J'. fig IJ l5f0l'j' 1 4 IJ Off History How abouf a daTe? You can have more Than one iT 'ou Take The hisTories TaughT aT Soufh. AlThough The idea of ancienT hisTory may be a biT gruesome To you, iT's really poTenT sTuff. If you wanT To me hep abouf world affairs Today. you really need The iaclcground ThaT ancienf and medieval hisTory give you. Aodern hisTory- classes are really on The beam This year. iesides The sTudy of relafions beTween foreign govern- nenTs, sTudenTs are deep in The discussion of plans for The :osT-war world. These Topics are really solid, for The :iTizen of Tomorrow is The hisTory grind of Today. The U. S. hisTory classes give sTudenTs The rugged iaclcground of our counTry nd a feeling of belonging :J a growing socieTy. JusT o, English hisTory promoTes closer friendship befween ngland and The U niTed TaTes. We learn Their cus- omsz Then we know whaT The Bl Joes who are over There fill be doing on The leaves hey spend among The Eng- sh folk. By The careful sTudy of isfory we can benefiT from fur pasf misfalces. The old dage sTiII holds True, His- ory repeafs iTself . Walfer Rasinske, B. A.. M. A. Beloifg Nor-Thwesfern U. S. Hirtory, Civin' Mary Gerirude Quirlz, B. A.. M. M a rq u eTTe Modem History Lawrence Learned. B. A.. A M. A. Lawrence: Norfhwesfern U. S. History, Economics Frank Lemanowicz. B. A. A- Marq ueTTe Cilizembip, Polirb Current event-minded GUY LILJEBLAD, DOROTHY JABLONSKI, JAMES ALBUS, and. KATHRYN CHANESKE'Irace the Pacific campaign. :ac Twentu-one

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AVIS OLSEN, MILDRED MAERTZ, VIOLET SCHUERMAN, LORRAINE FALK, and IRENE JASHINSKY present arms. - Plvy ical Education Ohl Ouchl Murder! l had gym yesferday and 'Brofherl' are my muscles killing me, cry delecfable damsels who have succumbed fo forfurous exercises in order fo refain fheir girlish figures. Many men and women given physical examinafions for iobs in war planfs or in fhe armed forces were physically unfif and run down. The governmenf fhen requesfed every high school sfudenf fo fake some form of physical ed. Swirpming, hygiene, firsf aid, and regular gym work are offered fo fhe chic s. , ln hand fo hand combafwifh 'rhe enemy, any former Soufh gymnasf can be glad of fhe commando fraining he was given before he enfered Uncle Sam's service. Gym Direcfors Krueger and Bell gleefully wafch fheir profeges as fhey sfruggle 'rhrough fhe difficulf exercises. Soccer, hockey, and war , play a large parf in building up physical endurance and sfamina. Besides fhe ,workouf in calisfhenics, each class baskefball, volleyball, and baseball squad sfrongly confesfs for recognifion as high feam . i LEFT: Going up in 'the world RIGHT: Seafs of fhe mighfy gl Esiher Kegel, B. S. Milwaukee-Downer ' , Plnyfjml Edumzion Hygiene Arfhur Krueger, B. S. Marqueffe Pbyriml Eduration, H irtar y Dorofhy Hunfer, B. E. LaCrosse Pbysiml Education William M. Bell, Ph. B Marquefie Hirlary, Firart Aid, Pbjximl Edumtion Page T

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The answers slide up to CLIFFORD PETER, MARILYN HERZOG, KATHERINE LEAMAN, and JAMES MOCK. Mathematics You have To be hep on- The subiecT oT maTh if you wanT To drop eggs on enemy TerriTory. Uncle Sam has This subiecT on his musT lisT Tor beTTer undersTanding oT Technical phases of warfare. l.eTTers Trom GI Joes everywhere sTaTe how Thankful They are Tor having Taken maTh. They Tlunlc ouT oT college courses less oTTen Than The Joes who have never had iT. Since maTh is a universal medium oT ThoughT and expression, The kids in America have loTs in common wiTh The Tellows and girls oT The allied naTions. They worlc The same brain Teasers we dog and They have as much Trouble Tiguring Them ouT, which gives us a Triendly Teeling Toward Them. Lads and lassies who Take all The 'maTh They can in high school are cookin' wiTh gas, because beTTer jobs can be had in or ouT oT The service if They've had iT. ' EsTelle Sfone. B. A., M. A. Wisconsin Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry Joseph W. Nowalr. B. A.. M. A. Lawrence: Wisconsin Algebra, Geometry CoieTTe Bah, B. A., M. A., Wisconsin Algebra, Geometry James LiT+Ie, B. s.. M. s. Be s L' Boone' B' A' NorThwesTern Michigan Algvbm, Geammiy Geomvtry, Trigonometry